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In a bit of a shock after the EEG....
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<blockquote data-quote="buddy" data-source="post: 504323" data-attributes="member: 12886"><p>You mean the speech therapist said that??? undergrad 101 speech and language anatomy classes would teach her differently. I dont know the certification and licensing of your speech therapists there though. In the USA speech/language therapy grew out of teachers who started helping kids with articulation (speech sound) problems. So more than other therapists it is linked to schools and many of us have teaching licenses even though it has long been a medical profession. Maybe in your area there are still speech therapists like that??? </p><p></p><p>No doubt the temporal lobes are critical for language and when people have strokes in that area they may become very frustrated and act out because people sound like they are talking in a mixed up language to them. </p><p></p><p>You just keep doing what you do best and stick up for your difficult child. Is there any way to do your s/l therapy in a medical-habilitation setting??</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="buddy, post: 504323, member: 12886"] You mean the speech therapist said that??? undergrad 101 speech and language anatomy classes would teach her differently. I dont know the certification and licensing of your speech therapists there though. In the USA speech/language therapy grew out of teachers who started helping kids with articulation (speech sound) problems. So more than other therapists it is linked to schools and many of us have teaching licenses even though it has long been a medical profession. Maybe in your area there are still speech therapists like that??? No doubt the temporal lobes are critical for language and when people have strokes in that area they may become very frustrated and act out because people sound like they are talking in a mixed up language to them. You just keep doing what you do best and stick up for your difficult child. Is there any way to do your s/l therapy in a medical-habilitation setting?? [/QUOTE]
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